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MONTREAL. Ucifi fll-Slriulincrs mnrkml trailing on Montreal fori-lgu ukchange today. Th1: pound sterling ruse l}; of u cont 11L $1.98 ill-ll‘: whll; the French franc rcmziiucd at 11.1111 cents 11nd the United Staten dollar It 1 15-32 E111 .

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11111111111111 dollar 11s crniipllud by tho linyiil llnnk of Canada vlusvd ioilny us fnllon-s:—- Arganllnu peso . Q1. Anstrulin pound 111. Austria snhilling 11113. Belgium hclgu .170». Brazil milrt-is .1i57i1_ - P1111111 lions.’ Kong dollars .6039. llenninrk krona .2230. Frnnrv frnnv. M161). Germany ieichsinnrk

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Spain pcsclu .13\‘tl.

Swvilr-u krom- 2.574 I Sivitzcrlnnll fruuc .3306.

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1 15-32 per vent. Suinrilny". 'l'l.|v French franc held unchanged At 11.611 lfcents,

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Advertising Rates-Payable in Advanc

Cantu-u Caution loeoln, 4c. per word; Wcllrrn um Boner-n '00.]. b, In word: Annnnncomonfo and Coming Ilunn, lo. pr! word; Ollndllld 2a. par word: In Iuuorlun Notion, 70o. pr! inch: Linn of Flfllll 111d Bplrltunl Offerings, Cindi, etc, do. per name; lqltenu of Conduit-nun ‘mo, per Inch; Notion of Thank: 5nd Apprlnlntion, 70a, p" “o; u “_

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N0 SALES RESISTANCE, AGENTS for “Yuletide New Series Personal CIEEUHQ Cards", report amazing sales. At dollar dozen these nt- tractlve curds sell on sight. Send for free portfolio. Yuletide Studios, 53 Richmond East, Toronto.

A. W. N-35l4-10-21-22-24-26-29-31. =:__._-- _____ ____._.*__ For Sale FOR SALE -- AUCTION FORTY-

Five, Bridge and Whist Score

Cards. Guardian Central Job

Printer-y.

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, double farm wagon almost new, 3 inch tire; also light double seated driving wagon newly point- ‘ed. Proud and Moreside.

11-2001-10-19-31.

sales Help-un- or Fcnnll

WANTED -- AMBITIOUS SALES people, men and Women, spare time. to handle our llllg of PE!‘- lonal Christmas Cards, featuring ‘the following outstanding items fourfold pastel tint pnrchmcnts, gruvura etchings, many cut-out otyle cards with tip-on pictures, ottrlctive calcndars. humbwlls ‘cu-dc, onvelopcs with wallet flap Mylo, fuuey lined and decorated to much cords. Elaborate use of =gold 1nd silver designs with bril- liantly coloured inserts. Dainty hlflnl cards that are new and dit- ferent. Seventy exquisite numbers to chose from styled in case form with handle. Pricss start

gt one dollar ptr dorm. Liberal n. Write Premier Art

Q I02 Castle Building. Mun- tfllt. N-Zl-‘ll.

*1 Male Help l_l_t'__a_nted< GI WANTED T0

lnr 728.60 cents;

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1. fr: 11111 dollar 14.117 fr; U. S. 110111111 15.17 francs.

in gold-Pound 12s; L’. \,

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Miscellaneous

STRAYED FROM MY RANCH Female Fox P L 11L. G. J. McDon- ald, Cardigan}; L 811 10 18-41.

HOW MUCH MONEY WILL YOU have at age sixty-five. Why ziot settle the question now by ar- ranging an Endowment Mnturing at that time. J.A. Monro, Sun Life.

Currie Building, Charlottetown.-

Apply R. E. Mutcn.

Cain s Hold Small Morgin One-rd Losses

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(CI. By Gui-film's Special Wire) MONTREAL. Oct. il-Listinfis surged forwnrd at the opening of Montreal Stock Exchange today but the buying rush was checked towards noon and tickers slowed down. At the 0105c gains held only a smull margin over losses and ex- cept in a few instances changfs were confined to narrow limits.

Power stcck. suffemd heavily as pressure was exerted following fur- ther discuaion of canrellation of contracts by the Ontario Hydro Electric fi-mmissin. with Qucbcc power companies. Canadian Hydro Electric prefen-ed fe‘l to 89, re~ covering to a. closing level of 40 where it was down 4 l-2 points. The selling continued despite d°c- laratfon by the company or a reg- ular quarterly dividend of 1 1-2 per cent.

Construction issues, leaders in Saturdays upward movement, again were in the van of the 1Lst with broad gains. Building Products ad- vanced a point at 29 and Canada Cement a. like amount at 61-4 while Cockshutt Plow firmed 3-4 at s. Gypium eased narrowly.

The interlisted group a'so firmed considerably, paced by Consolidat- cd smelttrs with an advance of 3 M 190. Within a point of the high- est mark in about five years, es- tablished early this year. Brazilian ‘Fraction gained l-B at '7 5-3 and International Nickel 1-4 at 31 ‘1-2.

Total sales were 18,323 511316;; _bonds $27 500.

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NEW YORK, Ol-l. Ql-lfnrcigll ox- vhuncc irrclz11l11r~Grcut llrituiu 1111211 4.111%}: Inn" 4.91%. clout-t 4.111%; <10 1ln_\' hills 4.90%.; Frmlri- llfiitll- ituiy 8.13: 110111111111 l‘ ' t'1(-r1111111_1-'.-1O'_'5; (‘1111111111 9S 0-16.

Governor Made Tenderfoot By , Scouts’ Troop

ST. JOHN AND ST. STEPHEN MEMBERS PARTICIPATE 1N CEREMONY

ST. JOHN. Oct. ZL-Lieulrnant Governor MacLarc-n ‘became a ten- derfoot $60111; of the Beaver Patrol, Church of St. John and St. Stephen Scottish scout 'I‘roop, in one of the most; impreslve ceremonies of its kind ever bed in the province.

' His Honor stood before the troop coders in the Scouts’ church quar- ters as a circle of the lads, members of the only killed troop in Cati-ida. formed a solemn. ring, dressed in full regalia. A Gordon plaid net-lacr- chicf was placed about his neck by Assistant Bcoutmlster Guthrie Al- lan. Patrol Leader William Neil of the Beaver Patrol pinned epaulet knots. Scoutmaster H. B. Wetmore handed the governor his staff.

The atmosphere was tense with the reverence of ceremony. The Scout oath was given; the meaning of Scouting told impressively. Gov- crnor Macllaren was led to Join the circle — a tenderfoot and he the Chief Scout of the province!

Smartly attired in their kills re- presentative of various Scottish clans, the boys, technically senior to His Honor. stood rigid as the 11n- tlonal anthem was sung. All joined in "The Lord's Prayer." ' with quarters filled with an admiring throng. the lieutenant-governor started at the foot of the Scouting ladder. “I'm coming to the meet- ings, too" he remarked.

The occasion of the investiturc of Governor MBcLlren was the annual dinner of the church's Scouts‘ and Cubs. About 90 lads mnrchednnto the Sunday School room, beautifully decorated, as Scouting olficialclom of the province was represented.

Pipe Major Campbell, veteran Scotsman, piped the guests and hoys upstairs to the skiri of "The Camp- bells Are Coming." Novel place cards in the shape of flours do 11s with a sprig of genuine heather nt- tuched added to the atmosphere of “Auld Scotland." so prevalent.

Guests of honor at the head table were Lieutenant-Governor and Nlrs- MacLaren, Miss Margaret Mac- Laren; Mrs. G. Wilford Campbell,

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T0 LET-FIVE-ROOMED TENE- ment on Alley St. Phone 784. L-2024

T0 LET - FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeeping. Centrally Apply Guardian.

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located.

merit. Water and lights. Apply 38 Elm Ave. Rent 14.00. L-2065-l0-22-3l. Wanted

WANTED-Fox LIGHT H0051:- keepin , 2 or 3 heated rooms, furnished or unfurnished. or will- ing to share apartment. Apply "X". Guardian. 1.4056

WANTED — 30 PIGS ll WEEKS old or older. Also 300 bushel m‘x-

ed grain. f1- E. Connolly. Dun- .. atlflnue. ..-. ._._I.l.!1'I:lU_-J.Q'1l. - Lost

cos-r _ arm-nun Itoolroxm lqinro- Oonvrnt and Peat (mice. 4111mm ulna. Plndlvpl we n-

nnbm find crou Ohm. n-zczo vnnmtr aura: 21:: 1d‘;-

vicc-presldent for Cubs and provin- cial treasure ; Miss Louise Olive, office secretary; Allan G. McAvity, provincial Scout commissioner; Pro-| fcssor Robert Pugh, provincial field worker; Eli Boyaner, district com- missioner; George H. Scott. assist- ant district commissioner; Kenneth W. 51.11.88. district Scoutmastzr: Joseph Guns, provincial secretary; Rev. C. St. Clair Jeans, troop chap- lain and pastor of the church. Other guests at the head table were Chief E. M. slader, saint Jahn police force: Harold W. Cunning- ham, member of the Scout board of the church; Alex Elliott, chalnnnn of the troop commit ; Jcok Mac- Ksy, H. B. Wetmore, Scoutmnster; George H. Lawrence, Cubmaster, and l? Johnston, provincial Raver

Badges and other awuds were prusuntad to membe of the Ccout troop and Cub pack. ‘ '

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The following l: the standing of U!!! School for the month of Bapt- cmbu" »

Bum Department. Qggdo 8-1, Christan MacLeod: ,, MacDonald; 3, Isabel]

once ym-i, Stanwood Muc-

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Livestock

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MONTREAL, 00!. ‘.'l--0rferin¢l "n the two Montreal livestock markets today totalled 11,699 bud, i

Uuttlr- rorolpta were 1,2117 bud. There was n wanker undertone 111 U14‘ 4111110 markci and not enculh url)‘ suit-n to UFlilllllSll prions. A few cun-

m-y. null outlet-s were weighed nt ‘111 to and plulu hutchcl- cows =11 $2 tn 1. The few nears vvel hell

\\'l'l‘l' of 00111111011 to just ulotluin 1.1111111)’ 11ml rnngctl 111 price from $3 11> $1511. Common bulls iuldo from $2.25 to $2.75, with the odd bull in ' 1' lit-sh nt 'l.

(‘alt rcnclpts were 2,180 held. A large punilier of the calves offered “uri: made up of grasses. Trudlnfl was fairly active nud price: study to aiming. flood quality renls hrnugbt $8 to $8.50, Medium kind: from to $1.75, 13111111117111 light veals and drinkad-u rungs-ll from 84.7510 $6.76. tlt-nnsos were ulnstly $21.76 to H.

(loud null choice veal. $8 to $5.50; i-oiuumn 11nd 1113011201111 $4.76 to $4.75;

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grnssurs $3 to .

Slwup ruvdiptu were 4.320 llelll. Lnuihs were 25 cents higher. Good owl-s and wetliesr ‘brought $0.75. Lnnibs. wclghing between 100 and 110 lbs" woo $5.75. Gulls and bucks 84,75. Slicvp ivrro mostly $2.50 to $3 with l hm‘ of $1 50,

l-livcs, $1.511 tn $3: lambs. good $6.16: 1-111111111111 4.7.’; to $5.771.

ling receipts vrero 3,823 held. Hugs \\\'l't'. nun-tiled. Half of the hogs worn “v-lghvd curly at Si] to $9.50 for Immns, fml and watered, with $1 pn-iuluin on brim-tn. llutchcrl lnil lil-ui-lcs n-n-rc cut 60 cents per hun- 1ll"\‘ll\\‘l‘lgl\l. Extrn hcnvies webs cut 5i per hunrlrodivclght. Light hogs worn cut 7.1 ct-ntn to 1 pcr bundled- wright. Bows were an er at $7.50 to

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Halifax Port A rrivals

ARRIVALS;-

Mim. Exporter from Philadelphia. Wc=t Isleta from S0. Africa. Bidkarier from Montrefll.

P. Madsen from Imminghun. Moyra from Great Lakes. Wasson from Local Harbor.

VESSELS 1N BERTH 1*-

Wuson, berth.

Barge No. 2, berth. West Isleta. discharging Kyda. loading.

Moyra. dlscharging._ M1111. Exporter. loading. P. Madsen, discharging. Bulknrier, discharging. Bvend P11, discharging.

VESSELS DUI] TO ARRIVE:-

Oct. 19-Dom. Shipper from Halifax. LiFem ~- f ' 20~City of Pittsburgh from Calcutta Pilnixt. . . Portia. fxcm Ni. . 11.1‘ s. Magnhild from Nfld. ports. chedabucto from E. C. ports. Nlan. Regiment from Montreal. Augsberg from Rotterdam. Plctcu County from Montreal. ill-Sonia from Great Lukas. Colbcrne from Montrt-‘al. Nova Srotis. from Llverpml- Rrsalind from Si. John's. Dominica from New York. 22~Norwegian from Montreal. Mrgfalen from Halifax. Rea from Halifax. 23-Mar1is from Halifax. lady Nelson from Bermuda. Liberty from U, S. ports. 24-Le111:rfl"h from Halifax. 25—~Piis11dr.i<l from New York- Nova. Boot-la Irom Boston. Wichita from Australia. Zfi-Gripsholm from Gzthenburg. M-chcdubucto from E C. pfnts. Man. Commerce from Monti-c A steamer from Montreal. Citv of Christchurch from ul- ' outta.

REMEMBER WHEN-

(By The Cnnndlnn has)

Dave Komonen. Finnish-Canad- ian marathon star. celebrated his return from Finland after falling to get a pllce on his native country's Olympic team through c leg injury, by winning the J. J. Word memorial Marathon at Toronto. ‘Hut was three years IQO todxv. The flying Finn defeated phrilllnnt field m- clndlng Harold Webster, Percy Wyer and Norman Dick.

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cflfinde II-gl, Douglu Gillll; i. yr Mao? men. Grndc I (Ital-l, llobol llnw; 2|

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' v nd II rite aver- L12 lrnillietwlfrglggi-lteredol’; both IN gold and the mllcolnneoul indium. Th: advlnt~e however found the 8°‘ lng heavy at time! due to offering! thlt pound into m market when tho hid: were lllEll. Th0 IBWIIIIW

Blultl to the Iowa lldo 14 Y ' ccanu wu the outltandlng m“; with 62,000 Illl‘?! of the lint uhangin hlndlulhe price touched a new h at 11.06 but under tho wallhl of pro 1-m11n no w!" i" 2.110 Ind clone It 3-93. 0“ net. God's Luke m: 0mm and it lost 6 cent: w 1M.

Oils were nuiet but ltllflllfl- 3°!‘

can: freely

lit advanced a oluf. Acme ‘b and 3]‘: 1,5. ‘ Recon-ch vnl bld up 6 to 80. (Clnlllllu Pun)

TORONTO, Oct. 21-

Stock!

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llrundoru . tlrueno . rllll Gunnnr . llnlcroxv Hui-ken . Hollimrr-r llnril Rock .

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Post-Nuptial Shower

A social affair of great local m- terest was held on Wednesday even- lngwhen l. delightful peat-nuptial shower was tendered Mrs. Arthur MacLean. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Angus A. MacLeod, Catherine Street.

After the guests numbering about forty had assembled the 701mg bride was ushered into the darkcti- ed living room and was greatly aur- prised to find this large number of her friends present to honor her.

‘the gift table was laden with n varied array of beautiful bridal gilts of linen, cut glass and silver. Two bolls in o color scheme of pink and white were suspended over the tcble. and also added to the ut- tructlveness of the setting. Mrs Donald Macleod opened the gift parcels and Mrs, Harry Heart: read the verses accomp ...». etch.

Allhmllh completely taken by surprise, the guest of honor, thank- ed her friends for token of their Ntard and friendship. The gucstl thln Joined hmds- in a. friendship circle and sung "For She's n Jolly Good Follow."

The nmolndor cf the waning nu

very pleasantly cont in c new

mnnnur- Later l. dlllcluu lunch arrvld ' Iloohctl

1m by m‘. .. listed by her daughtar, hka. Mo! lhcDonlld. Mm. Dcnlld

MB. IIIICOII! “HIM lld III. lauchlin MacDonald. little Ilium Doluru and Ellllbcth lhcDunmld, small Innddullhtfll of the hu- tels Also nllllted in "letting

tho guests. y ‘U113 hwy!‘ tumbled 14:11 may you: o: happy wedded

a 1111mm lhcleod; 3, Jamel Flo Rogbbinik ) u” molt populmofutlxluonccnj . / fir“ r, - , flgflflt -. flflljg kflfl hwy“ Mo VII-i. mun Mlcllcod: 2. Lead; z. Gilda ‘IN-m; t. Ivan in m; . Ir. and In Inc- Evelyn nnmn; a, lather nmuoa cm _ m on Broadway.- Ind Idnl 0111b (mull. Pei-mt ,llltfflln6b - Ilcrencl 1 urutq lib-l. Edward Mucbeod: MMKHI . Norman llnhod. In. Hui-em More n: - 3, Junta bobbins and Hamid Mlc- WQton , Raymond Moc- w» w! D0110, of 14nd mum: a. Audrey Moot-cod. 1nd. cm: Marianna. Audrey cud . P. I. can. m1 once V-l, Ilorwuca uncxlnnm; In!‘ It. . r. a. Ina-law Inland; s, vim: 0111111. Ipllfl, ' . 1m pt. In! %nlium-i,ammuuuoa; mmullwvlcnunuuivuai 1 uqmmo, I. Itonllllactndihtnuyllbud ' motpmpwpy)

$2,000.

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List.

speeches.

Nov. 4"‘ to

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ANN OUNCIN G

The World's Greatest FOX SHOW A

Nov. 4th to 8th

8th

CHARLOTTETOWN

20 Cups and Trophies valued at $1,500. Cash Prizes for 43 Sections totalling upwards of

Last year’s Show was a tremendous success. year’s will be even bigger.

Classes for pups, yearlings and adults, males and females, registered in the Canadian National Silver Fox Breeders’ Association and subject to conditions of Prize

Grand Banquet Canadian National

Hotel

The big foxmeifs banquet will be held on Tuesday, evening, November 5th, at the above Hotel and will be one of. the highlights of the season. Will be sold as accommodation is limited. dinner, an evenin

Write for Prize List with r1111 parcmM-n

Tl-IE SILVER FOX EXl-IIWBITORS’. ASSDCIATION 0F P.E.I.

CLIFFORD ROGERS, President, Summerside, P. E. I. W. R. SHAW, Secretary, » Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Our Prize List and magni- ficent collection of Silver Trophies will bring together the very best foxes in the Province.